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Title:Equine Notes Conference
Notice:Topics List=4, Horses 4Sale/Wanted=150, Equip 4Sale/Wanted=151
Moderator:MTADMS::COBURNIO
Created:Tue Feb 11 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2080
Total number of notes:22383

1214.0. "Equisuede Patches?" by LANDO::AHARRIS () Mon Mar 26 1990 11:31

    Does anyone know where (or even if) I can buy Equisuede patches to sew
    onto sweatpants? I'd like to make my own version of schooling sweats. 
    The ones Millers sells are okay, but they're expensive and 100%
    acrylic--not a good fiber for hot summer rides.
    
    -Andrea-
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1214.1where are you?COOKIE::ACKERMANTwo GSDs, 1 Kees, & a 1/4 of a horseThu Apr 05 1990 17:104
    Where are you located?  I know of a few places in Colorado (we were
    just investigating this because a friend is planning on sewing some
    sweatpants).  Did you buy a pattern from Suitability?  I believe they
    sell Equisuede.
1214.2MassachusettsLANDO::AHARRISThu Apr 05 1990 17:447
    I'm in Massachusetts. I got some nice cotton sweatpants from Filene's
    Basement really cheap. I might just get sweatpant material and use that
    for the patches. I need something so I don't wear through the knees.
    
    Is Suitability in Colorado?
    
    Anyway, the worst part is going to be the sewing. I hate sewing.
1214.3JUPITR::MENARDFri Apr 06 1990 09:278
    I bought suede patches at Weintraub's in Worcester last year.  They
    were real suede - don't know if that's what you're looking for.  I
    sewed them on sweat pants for my neighbor, and she just throws them in
    the washer - don't know how they'll hold up this way, tho.
    
    Try a sewing store.
    
    Kathy
1214.4UltraSuede?REGENT::WIMBERGFri Apr 06 1990 15:469
    
    You might be able to use UltraSuede. It looks and feels like suede
    but it is synthetic (sp). It goes in the washer and dyer. The big
    draw back is the price - VERY expensive. However, if you don't care
    about the color, you might find a piece in a remant bin that would
    satisfy you.
    
    Nancy
    
1214.5mail orderCOOKIE::ACKERMANTwo GSDs, 1 Kees, & a 1/4 of a horseFri Apr 06 1990 18:324
    Suitability is a mail-order place that sells patterns for all kinds of
    riding clothes.  I don't sew, but a friend does, and she's making a
    pair of riding sweats.  I mentioned Suitability because they also sell
    material.  I don't have the address with me or I'd post it.